Just a note to say that booting my HD into HDR mode using only the remote worked fine for me today. I was then able to use webif to make local copies of iplayer content (I'm not sure that would be possible in HD mode?!).
Awesome work - these mods keep getting better and better everytime I check...
I've tried a few different things now - connects to iplayer and youtube fine. I've retried the firmware upgrade and I've tried accessing the web interface through different browsers and OSes.
Still hanging on registering... :(
It also seems to hang on sending test emails for epgkeywords too?
When I try to register through the settings menu it seems to be hanging on "registering"? I presume once it has worked it will change from "inactive" to something else and I should receive an email?
Is this tested and working on an HD (which is what I'm using!)
I don't think the mplayer package does much yet? Certainly that's what af123 suggested previously:
http://hummy.tv/forum/threads/mplayer-media-encoder-player.308/
I think in order for it to be of any use it would need to be able to access the audio ports or override the TV audio on the HDMI...
Just done some more testing. Mochad seems to be hanging on a call to libusb_init. I guess this is why it's using a whole CPU core?
I can't see anything mdev related in my /mod/etc folder - I think this is because I'm running on an HD rather than an HDR?
I have my humax hooked up to an amp and I'd like to use it to play my collection of mp3's. Most often I like to have my entire collection on shuffle. So here's what I've tried:
copying my whole collection to the hard drive (it's around 12Gb so pretty substantial but not ridiculous). This worked...
It's a bit beyond me to be honest. It looks like the linux branch is maintained as part of the overall linux kernel. I would assume that means it would need to be included as part of the base mod?
They sound pretty useful. Could they be running something like this?
http://usbip.sourceforge.net/
It sounds like it does what you're describing, would it be a possibility for compiling on the humax?
Excellent, thanks for that. They all seem to have installed, but like you I'm seeing mochad using 50% CPU.
After some brief testing it's currently failing as the humax IP is refusing netcat connections, but I'll try to look at it a bit further.
Yes, so I can attach my printer to the hummy through usb.
Ubuntu finds a driver for my HP printer pretty much straight away, so I guess I can use that? but I presume it would need to sit inside some kind of framework such as CUPS?
In my ongoing quest to make the humax do things it was never meant to do I've noticed that it is sat quite close to my printer...
how difficult (/memory intensive) would it be to run a print server on the humax?
Excellent work. This seems to do the job on my HD box.
Keep up the good work - it is appreciated!
Looking forward to the "how-to" on mounting a shared folder on the humax...
Sorry, been a bit busy with other stuff for the last month. If the offer of a cross compiled libusb is still available it would be good to give that a try.
I'll also look at the run-and-gun script script when I get the chance.
cheers
Yes I'm compiling on an HD.
I hadn't noticed the /mod symlink - I'll use that instead!
I initially tried it without specifying a target and it complained:
checking build system type... ./config.guess: unable to guess system type
hence me guessing at the build target!
I've now recompiled using...
OK I tried downloading the latest version of libusb here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/libusb/files/libusb-1.0/libusb-1.0.8/
and configured and built
./configure --build=arm-linux --prefix=/media/drive1/mod
make
make install
I had to change permissions on libusb-1.0.8/install-sh to make...
Black Hole - agreed X10 is far from perfect but I haven't found much in the way of decent alternatives!
xyz321 - thanks for the suggestions, here is what I've tried so far:
installed all the packages noted above via the web interface along with ssh
ssh'ed into the humax (mine is an HD box)...
Background:
I currently use X10 protocol to control my home lights. I have a web interface set up using mochad which works really well. Unfortunately this means I need to have a server running all the time so that I can use this :(. I used to use the server for network storage as well, but since...
Just a note to say that booting my HD into HDR mode using only the remote worked fine for me today. I was then able to use webif to make local copies of iplayer content (I'm not sure that would be possible in HD mode?!).
Awesome work - these mods keep getting better and better everytime I check...
I've tried a few different things now - connects to iplayer and youtube fine. I've retried the firmware upgrade and I've tried accessing the web interface through different browsers and OSes.
Still hanging on registering... :(
It also seems to hang on sending test emails for epgkeywords too?
When I try to register through the settings menu it seems to be hanging on "registering"? I presume once it has worked it will change from "inactive" to something else and I should receive an email?
Is this tested and working on an HD (which is what I'm using!)
I don't think the mplayer package does much yet? Certainly that's what af123 suggested previously:
http://hummy.tv/forum/threads/mplayer-media-encoder-player.308/
I think in order for it to be of any use it would need to be able to access the audio ports or override the TV audio on the HDMI...
Just done some more testing. Mochad seems to be hanging on a call to libusb_init. I guess this is why it's using a whole CPU core?
I can't see anything mdev related in my /mod/etc folder - I think this is because I'm running on an HD rather than an HDR?
I have my humax hooked up to an amp and I'd like to use it to play my collection of mp3's. Most often I like to have my entire collection on shuffle. So here's what I've tried:
copying my whole collection to the hard drive (it's around 12Gb so pretty substantial but not ridiculous). This worked...
It's a bit beyond me to be honest. It looks like the linux branch is maintained as part of the overall linux kernel. I would assume that means it would need to be included as part of the base mod?
They sound pretty useful. Could they be running something like this?
http://usbip.sourceforge.net/
It sounds like it does what you're describing, would it be a possibility for compiling on the humax?
Excellent, thanks for that. They all seem to have installed, but like you I'm seeing mochad using 50% CPU.
After some brief testing it's currently failing as the humax IP is refusing netcat connections, but I'll try to look at it a bit further.
Yes, so I can attach my printer to the hummy through usb.
Ubuntu finds a driver for my HP printer pretty much straight away, so I guess I can use that? but I presume it would need to sit inside some kind of framework such as CUPS?
In my ongoing quest to make the humax do things it was never meant to do I've noticed that it is sat quite close to my printer...
how difficult (/memory intensive) would it be to run a print server on the humax?
Excellent work. This seems to do the job on my HD box.
Keep up the good work - it is appreciated!
Looking forward to the "how-to" on mounting a shared folder on the humax...
Sorry, been a bit busy with other stuff for the last month. If the offer of a cross compiled libusb is still available it would be good to give that a try.
I'll also look at the run-and-gun script script when I get the chance.
cheers
Yes I'm compiling on an HD.
I hadn't noticed the /mod symlink - I'll use that instead!
I initially tried it without specifying a target and it complained:
checking build system type... ./config.guess: unable to guess system type
hence me guessing at the build target!
I've now recompiled using...
OK I tried downloading the latest version of libusb here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/libusb/files/libusb-1.0/libusb-1.0.8/
and configured and built
./configure --build=arm-linux --prefix=/media/drive1/mod
make
make install
I had to change permissions on libusb-1.0.8/install-sh to make...
Black Hole - agreed X10 is far from perfect but I haven't found much in the way of decent alternatives!
xyz321 - thanks for the suggestions, here is what I've tried so far:
installed all the packages noted above via the web interface along with ssh
ssh'ed into the humax (mine is an HD box)...
Background:
I currently use X10 protocol to control my home lights. I have a web interface set up using mochad which works really well. Unfortunately this means I need to have a server running all the time so that I can use this :(. I used to use the server for network storage as well, but since...
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